The word 'glutted' is correct and can be used in written English.
It means to have too much of something, or to be excessively full or satisfied. Example: After the Thanksgiving feast, we were all glutted with food and could barely move from the table.
Ezra's success, and Royal Blood's for that matter, might point to tastes tending towards more pared-back fare after a sonically glutted couple of years – suddenly Avicii and those infernal Take That blokes seem caught very much on the wrong side of the minimal/maximal divide.
Even though Ford is more than halfway through a five-year plan to launch 45 new cars in Europe, it has not seen much improvement in sales.The European car market is glutted, and likely to shrink by 10% this year.
The return on capital is low because the return on labour is low: because society is allowing the market to become glutted with labour, none of the potential high-return capital investments are economical.
Mr Severino opined that nothing better could have been delivered, "given the departure point"—ie, if you wanted to devise a sound banking system for Thailand, you would not start from here.Thai banks and finance companies are wallowing in bad loans, many of them to a property market so glutted that transactions have dried up.
Brian Cote of Andersen Consulting insists that shareholders, fed up with low returns, will punish firms that try to expand by adding capacity in an already glutted market.
Newspapers glutted themselves on advertising from promoters calling for subscribers to their schemes.Share prices shot up, peaking in 1845, even as the amounts of capital being committed to the industry made competition ever fiercer and business plans ever rosier.
Italians, notwithstanding their ravenous appetite for politics, are glutted.
Second, because the greatly expanded system of production created many goods and services that people often could not afford to buy, markets became glutted and the system periodically came to a near halt in periods of stagnation that came to be called depressions.
The latter, a scholar and professor glutted with dry book learning and hungry for experience, resorts to magic, arranges a pact with the Devil, and embarks on a journey with his new companion, Mephistopheles, that leads him straight to Margarete and their fatal love affair.
Iran's return to an already glutted oil market is one of the factors contributing to a global rout in oil prices, which fell below $30 a barrel this week for the first time in 12 years.
I don't subscribe to the extreme disaster scenarios for China but even a short period of low growth will cascade through the world economy as Chinese imports contract sharply, commodity prices fall further, surplus steel and other industrial goods hit glutted markets, dodgy Chinese credit leads to serious defaults and excess savings spill over into the Western financial system.
